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Mr Michael Marcus is a former MP for Dundee.

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Former MP for Dundee

Entered the House of Commons on 30 May 1929 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 7 October 1931 — General election

Previous MPs in this constituency

• Thomas Johnston
• Edmund Morel
• Edwin Scrymgeour
• Edmund Morel
• Edwin Scrymgeour
• Edmund Morel
• Edwin Scrymgeour
• Winston Churchill
• Alexander Wilkie
• Winston Churchill
• Alexander Wilkie
• Winston Churchill
• Alexander Wilkie
• Winston Churchill
• Edmund Robertson
• Alexander Wilkie
• Edmund Robertson
• John Leng
• Edmund Robertson
• John Leng
• Joseph Firth
• Charles Lacaita
• Edmund Robertson
• Charles Lacaita
• Edmund Robertson
• George Armitstead
• Edward Jenkins
• Frank Henderson
• James Yeaman
• Edward Jenkins
• James Yeaman
• George Armitstead
• John Ogilvy
• George Duncan
• Henry Parnell
• George Kinloch

Future MPs in this constituency

• Dingle Foot
• Florence Horsbrugh
• Dingle Foot
• Florence Horsbrugh
• Evelyn Strachey
• Thomas Cook

Recent appearances

• Oral Answers to Questions — Unemployment.: Skilled Trambs (Systems of Recruitment). 30 Jul 1931

  1. asked the Minister of Labour if she will consider the advisability of providing a scheme for the encouragement of the existing apprenticeship system to supersede the present system of training centres?

• Oral Answers to Questions — Naturalisation Certificates (Cost). 30 Jul 1931

  12. asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department if, in view of the fact that a large number of persons who have resided in this country for many years are prevented from applying for certificates of naturalisation because of the cost involved, he will consider the advisability of reducing the charges in such cases?

• Oral Answers to Questions — Poor Law.: Test Work. 30 Jul 1931

  30. asked the Minister of Health if, in view of the increasing practice on the part of public assistance committees to require unemployed applicants for relief to perform, as a condition of receiving such relief, work which should be done in the normal way at trade union rates of wages, he will take steps to bring this practice to an end?

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